Food 16 Dog-Friendly Restaurants and Bars to Bring a PupEater - Alexandra IlyashovDog-owning New Yorkers (as well as dog-loving folks that don’t have pets of their own) know just how tricky it can be to find bars that allow canines. Restaurants that will host canines are often even
La Jolla Where to Eat in La JollaEater - Jackie BryantWith one of San Diego’s most varied dining scenes, La Jolla’s restaurants offer everything from shrimp Po Boy sandwiches to street tacos to the finest dining in town. Here are some of the best places eat
San Francisco, CA The 14 Best Middle Eastern Restaurants in San FranciscoEater - Anne Lowrey and Caleb PershanOne of the greatest perks of living in San Francisco is the access to so many international eats. Though dim sum brunch or weeknight hangs at a Burmese place are commonplace, when was the last time you
Detroit, MI Cuban Burger Spot Frita Batidos Aims for Mid-July Debut in DetroitEater - Brenna HouckThe hotly anticipated Detroit outpost of Ann Arbor’s beloved Cuban burger restaurant Frita Batidos is on track to arrive by mid-July. Chef Eve Aronoff tells Eater that the restaurant is entering the final
Peaches Baked Oatmeal with Berries and PeachesGarden & Gun Magazine - Phillip RhodesStephen and Jessica Rose of the Peach Truck in Nashville, Tennessee, share a very berry breakfast treat Nashville is known for many things—music, hot chicken, bachelorette parties. That fresh peaches one
Mississippi Strawberry Fizz CocktailGarden & Gun Magazine - Phillip RhodesA celebratory sipper from Joe Stinchcomb of Saint Leo Lounge in Oxford, Mississippi This easy-drinking Strawberry Fizz is one of nearly forty recipes Joe Stinchcomb keeps in his repertoire, ready to bring
Recipes Blueberry-Maple Ice Cream with Corn CookiesGarden & Gun Magazine - Phillip RhodesA winning combination from Emie Dunagan of Louisville’s 502 Bar & Bistro Emie Dunagan’s path to pastry chefdom reads like a casebook study. “I started out using an Easy-Bake oven, but once I got to elementary
New Music New Music for MayGarden & Gun Magazine - Dacey Orr SivewrightAn unforgettable New Orleans ten-piece, acoustic gems from Nashville, the inimitable Mavis Staples, and more An unforgettable New Orleans ten-piece, acoustic gems from Nashville, the inimitable Mavis and
Five Keys to a Great PartyGarden & Gun Magazine - Haskell HarrisIntimate, casual gatherings will always feel more charming than big, fancy, catered soirees. That’s something the Nassau, Bahamas–based designer Amanda Lindroth knows all too well, and just one of the
Allman Brothers Band In Allman Betts Band, Sons of Rock Royalty Join ForcesGarden & Gun Magazine - Matt HendricksonDuane Betts and Devon Allman honor their fathers’ legacies—while forging their own paths—with new album Down to the River Hanging out backstage isn’t what it used to be. Remember the movie Almost Famous?
14 Classic Southern Weekend EscapesGarden & Gun Magazine - Garden & GunLoad up the car and grab the road snacks—these beloved Southern getaways have beckoned guests for generations Although you no longer need a reference from a regular to secure a room, not much else has
Forrest Gump Twenty-Five Years of Forrest GumpGarden & Gun Magazine - Monte BurkeAuthor Winston Groom looks back at the Oscar-winning film adaptation’s debut—and the journey that led him there Winston Groom recalls being pretty satisfied with his 1986 novel, Forrest Gump. It was reviewed
Where to Locate the LoquatsGarden & Gun Magazine - Jenny AdamsOne of the season’s most fleeting fruits is appearing on menus around the South… but not for long. Here’s where to taste it The loquat—bright yellow, fragrant, and about the size of a cherry—dangles in
Kentucky Good Dog: Ode to JoyGarden & Gun Magazine - Ada LimónA patient pug lifts away the worries of a homesick poet in Kentucky “I miss my family,” I told him as he bent over his desk, at work on a story that he needed to file that afternoon. I was good at knowing
Architecture 12 Category-Defining Houses Around the WorldArchitectural Digest - Katherine McGrathSome of the most exciting houses in the world hardly look like houses at all—at least not in the traditional sense. Whether built into the side of a mountain or in an arresting shape, they are boundary-pushing
José Andrés José Andrés's New Cookbook Will Change the Way You Cook With VegetablesFOOD & WINE - Food & WineWe can't wait to try every recipe in the book. José Andrés never rests, and we couldn't be more thankful. While running his restaurant empire and keeping up with his many philanthropic pursuits, Andrés
Apple being sued because two-factor authentication on an iPhone or Mac takes too much time... - iPhone Discussions on AppleInsiderappleinsider.com - AppleInsider A class action suit has been filed that accuses Apple's two-factor authentication of being too disruptive to users, taking too much time out of a …
Sweetbitter is a gorgeous debut novel. Here's the controversy that could swallow it whole.Vox - Constance GradySweetbitter, a buzzy new debut novel by Stephanie Danler released this week, might be swallowed up by its own buzz. That’s unfortunate, because it’s a lovely book. In the month before its publication,
Vegan Cold Cucumber Chile Noodlesvegnews.com When it comes to our noodle preferences, we can be kind of hot and cold. Which is why this easy-to-make dish from Lauren Toyota’s cookbook Hot For …
Travel Visit 18 wild and beautiful Scandinavian islandsNational Geographic - Josephine PriceWith epic landscapes, rolling fog, and more sheep than people, the Faroe Islands offer an adventurous escape. Little changes on the Faroe Islands. This far-flung, self-governing archipelago, part of the
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Tarantino Spent Five Years Writing ‘Hollywood’ As a Novel, Only Pitt and DiCaprio Read Entire Scriptindiewire.com - Zack Sharf Every other actor on "Hollywood" only read the scenes pertaining to their character. Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” finally made …
Recipes Chocolate Manuka Honey Caramel Mug Cakeshoppri.com - Janette Here is a recipe inspired by the author Mary Ann Dwyer. Try this delicious warm mug solo cake on a cozy Saturday evening. Double the recipe if you …
Science Scientists Discover a Major Lasting Benefit of Growing Up Outside the CityInverse - By Emma Betuel "It’s only the last few hundred years that we have moved into cities." The escape of a trip into mountains or a day lying by the beach may feel like …
Protein Protein Powder That Doesn’t Taste Like Chalk Exists—Here’s What Happened When the Well+Good Office Tried ItWell+Good - by Well+Good Editors Who loves guzzling down a protein shake post-workout, only to cough out a cloud of chalky dust that leaves your mouth as dry as the Sahara Desert? …
Play buttonVegetables The Simplest Trick to Grow Your Own Tomatoes With Just 3 Thingstheepochtimes.com - Louise Bevan Have you ever wanted to grow your own tomatoes? Of course you have. They’re cheerful, delicious, and healthy, and with a self-grown supply, you can …
Netflix Curious About Netflix's New Thriller What/If? Here's What You Need to KnowPOPSUGAR - Amanda PrahlPsychological thrillers are nothing new, but Netflix aims to put a new spin on the genre with What/If. The anthology series, by the creator of ABC's early-2010s thriller/soap Revenge, digs into questions
Alexa The Ultimate Guide To Alexa Hacks: All The Things She Can Do Besides Tell You What Time It IsRefinery29 - Anabel PasarowAmazon's Alexa contains multitudes. Today, Alexa can perform more than 90,000 skills and counting. Did you know you can ask her to remember where you put your wallet? Didn't think so. Ahead, here are the
Play buttonJeff Daniels Jeff Daniels Says ‘It’s the End of Democracy’ if Trump Gets Re-ElectedVariety - Mackenzie Nichols Jeff Daniels took a swipe at President Donald Trump and the GOP during an appearance on MSNBC on Monday. Daniels spoke with Nicolle Wallace on MSNBC …
Drinking Bartenders Share The One Cocktail They’d Drink For The Rest Of Their LivesUPROXX - Christopher OsburnYesterday, we asked brewers to tell us the one beer they’d drink for the rest of their lives if they had to choose just one. Before that, we asked bartenders to pick the one whiskey they’d drink on a island.
